Imagine an AI agent that can plan, act, and observe without a single Lambda function acting as glue....
Imagine an AI agent that can plan, act, and observe without a single Lambda function acting as glue. EventBridge Pipes let you stitch together LLM calls, tool invocations, and feedback loops with declarative wiring. This post shows exactly how to wire that up.
Why EventBridge Pipes Matter for AI Agents
When you build an autonomous agent you need three moving parts:
Plan – ask a large language model (LLM) what to do next.
Act – run a tool or service based on the plan.
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